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Vintage Photos of Polish ancestors


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Peter
  Aug 3, 07, 07:14  #31

Quoting: Daisy
the pics are still not working Pat


You need to re-size the pictures to 20-30k size


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Peter
  Aug 3, 07, 07:15  #32

I think this one was taken in Scotland. He was based there with the 24th Lancers, 10th Motorised Brigade, 1st Polish Armoured division.

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Peter
  Aug 3, 07, 07:28  #33

Quoting: Patrycja19
you are lucky to have these. on my grandmothers side, something must
have happened to the documents.. I had to do research to find any little
bit of her past and how she came here.. America that is..

Thanks for sharing.. Now I dont feel so lonely :)))


Hi Patrycja,

I know the feeling. I've been researching my family tree for the past 5 years. From only knowing about some 12 persons now the tree has over 450 and counting. Still, without pictures nearly all are just names on a piece of paper.

My cousin outside of Wroclaw has my grandmother's photo albums which are chock full of pictures, only thing is, we do not have the faintest idea of who the people are!

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Patrycja19
  Aug 3, 07, 11:39  #34

Quoting: Daisy
the pics are still not working Pat :(


I know, I have to make some of them smaller.. I will work on that today :))

anyone else is welcome to join in like peter did.


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Patrycja19
  Aug 3, 07, 11:47  #35

Quoting: Peter
My cousin outside of Wroclaw has my grandmother's photo albums which are chock full of pictures, only thing is, we do not have the faintest idea of who the people are!


yes.. I have quite a few if those too. I have what my mom had picture wise.. I was
lucky to find cousins willing to share their older photos.. I plan to seperate the
pics and name all ( what I can)

:)


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GrandeSande
  Aug 3, 07, 13:25  #36

Great idea Patrycja, I love old photos and next month our Genealogical Society is having a speaker who will talk on old photos and hidden clues you can use to identify them.


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anyone else is welcome to join in like peter did.

I have a neat old wedding picture of my GGGrandmother , but I can't figure out how to get it on to this spot.
HELP!!!

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Peter
  Aug 3, 07, 14:07  #37

My grandfather was a corporal in an artillery regiment in the Austro-Hungarian army in WW1. He sent postcards (presumably of his battalion) to my grandmother.

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Peter
  Aug 3, 07, 14:09  #38

My father's class at school in Boryslaw in 1933. You cannot help but wonder what happened to all of them.

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Patrycja19
  Aug 3, 07, 17:42  #39

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Austro-Hungarian army in WW1. He


These are classic.. you are making a book with all of this right?

you have so much knowledge of your family and some really amazing pictures!


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Peter
Edited by: Peter  Aug 3, 07, 18:44  #40

Quoting: Patrycja19
you have so much knowledge of your family


Not really. I have a somewhat good idea about my grandparents. After that I have'nt a clue! I'm lucky in that 2 cousins who I recently discovered are in their 70's and 80's and still have quite a good memory. Somewhat limited but some info is better than none.


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Peter
  Aug 3, 07, 18:56  #41

On duty with the reserves in 1934.

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Peter
  Aug 3, 07, 19:01  #42

Primary school in Boryslaw around 1926.

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markdz
  Aug 10, 07, 09:19  #43

Little boy in white sitting down in front is my grand-father. I worked it out to be 1903 +/- a year.

Iniewicz (last name)
my last name is Dziubczynski

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markdz
  Aug 10, 07, 09:26  #44

will it ...work ...

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Patrycja19
  Aug 12, 07, 12:06  #45

Very nice. I think this thread will turn into a showpiece eventually with people
sharing photos and even a finding aide tool for names/surnames..

Keep emm coming :)


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magda09
  Aug 12, 07, 12:13  #46

interesting :) ...


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Koach
Edited by: Koach  Aug 13, 07, 09:34  #47

From left to right - my father's maternal grandmother and paternal grandmother

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Koach
  Aug 13, 07, 21:31  #48

The above picture was taken in Calumet City, IL around 1940, but both of my great-grandmothers were born in Poland (then Galicia, Austria).

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Patrycja19
  Aug 13, 07, 22:03  #49

Very nice Koach.

keep emm coming. :)


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Koach
  Aug 13, 07, 22:16  #50

This is another of my father's paternal grandmother. She's standing next to her nephew's plane at the airstrip in Joliet, IL.

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Koach
  Aug 13, 07, 22:22  #51

That's all I seem to have. I wish I had pictures of my father's grandfathers. We used to have pictures of his paternal grandfather from his wake. It was held at the family's house in Joliet. He had a striking resemblence to Joseph Stalin.

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Irisheyz77
Edited by: Irisheyz77  Sep 11, 07, 08:13  #52

This is a photo of my great-grandparents on their wedding day in the early 1900's. They both emigrated separely from Poland. My great-grandmother came to the states through Austria and so she was registered as Austrian. My grandfather used to tell how people would tease her about being Austrian because it would get her all riled up and get her to start insisting she was Polish.

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Patrycja19
  Sep 16, 07, 21:36  #53

Very Nice Irishy :) I have a few that look like this, this pic is from about 1906 -1909?
Am I close?

I have one similar, and the date is about 1908..


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Irisheyz77
  Sep 17, 07, 13:50  #54

Quoting: Patrycja19
Very Nice Irishy :) I have a few that look like this, this pic is from about 1906 -1909?
Am I close?

I have one similar, and the date is about 1908..


Yes you are close. My great-grandparents were married sometime between when Aneila arrived in the US in 1911 and 1914 when my grandfather was born. I can't recall the exact date and I am peeking at the forum from work (shhh) so can't look up the exact year.


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Catherine1011
  Sep 30, 07, 19:16  #55

Theres a lot of Poles some other Eastern European immigrants who arrived in America in the 1840's in Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota.

Just to let you know.

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debbieeastland
  Oct 4, 07, 12:39  #56

This is my uncle who died in 1971 in canada

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Patrycja19
  Oct 5, 07, 22:33  #57

Quoting: debbieeastland
This is my uncle who died in 1971 in canada


he looks like a very handsome fella.. did u get to meet him?
that was the downside in my family, so many gone long before I was thought
of :(


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debbieeastland
  Oct 7, 07, 07:12  #58

Quoting: Patrycja19
he looks like a very handsome fella.. did u get to meet him?
that was the downside in my family, so many gone long before I was thought
of :(


Sadly no I never met him I was just under 1 when he died:0(my older brother was very close to him though. yes he was gorgeous so was my mother and her mother and father must be the polish genes eh. my brother David has 3 sons the middle one who is now 26 just looks like Tony:0)


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debbieeastland
  Oct 7, 07, 09:35  #59

my grandfather and his brothers taken in poland in the 1920s.


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debbieeastland
  Oct 7, 07, 09:39  #60

my grandfather and his brothers taken in poland in the 1920s

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